Intoxicated male in withdrawal found with knives nearby, Gleason WI
Alcohol ViolationEmergency responders are called to a home near Nitro Road and Shoe Road for a highly intoxicated male experiencing alcohol withdrawal. The male is shaking and may be undergoing a mental health crisis. The reporting party has poured out all alcohol and cannot locate the male inside. There is concern he might refuse assistance. Two knives are found on his nightstand, but he is not reported to have any weapons on him or to have made any threats.
Audio|Source: Merrill Police and Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Sheriff Paging Merrill, EMF. You are used to respond to W-614, call you road C, for an ambulance call.
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If you're a patient who is intoxicated going through withdrawal.
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Blankenshire, Pagin Russell first responders, Maryland, and Matthew Orrin, respond to W-614, Conroe, C.
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An ambulance call, be afraid.
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Patient who is intoxicated, going through withdrawals.
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Patient is shaking like he's cold.
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This will be in the town of July, near Nitro Road and Shoe Road.
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Time out, 941.
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State of local government.
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We're both static on recalls.
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Play a share of Paging Relfare's responders who are needed to respond to W614.
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Coney and a new one call for a patient who was intoxicated going through a withdrawal.
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Patience is shaking like he is cold.
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This will be the television fly across street, near Nitro Road and Shenzhenky Road. Time out 942.
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161.
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Legate, Sheriff, Firefire 1, 10-7[1]07.
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10-4[2]-1.
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10-4[2]-1.
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One-29, I'm Sheriff.
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Sheriff, what's that for me?
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Sheriff, what's that for me?
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Assumatives, if you can respond to every 6-1-4-20-round C.
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Charles for this ambulance call, you might not go willingly.
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10-4[2]. I'm away though.
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If 130 can start responding, I'll be in-row, Bill.
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Ten-four.
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Sheriff 130. I copy it. I am in roll.
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Title 4.130.
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1.30 from Sheriff.
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1.30, go ahead.
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The RP has dumped all the booze in the house and the garage and she could no longer see where the patient is.
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1040. The sheriff will shine. Does he have an accident any weapons?
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131.29.
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He's never threatened.
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10-7[1].
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There are two knives on the male's nightstand.
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Never.
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Lincoln Sheriff to FR1.
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Go ahead.
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FR1, I don't know if you're copying our traffic on sheriffs.
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We're unsure if the patient is going to go willingly.
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We do have 2Ws in row.
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A 10-4[2].
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Med 61, sure.
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61 do you have traffic?
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Med 61.
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We're unsure if this patient is going to go willingly.
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We do have two duckies in row.
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Med 61 copies. Med 611 is also familiar with the patient.
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10-4[2].
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129, 130,
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male saying he can't do it anymore,
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and no weapons on him.
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119, 1.30 in the residence valve.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-7: Out of service
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgement/Affirmative
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